"Cedders" <> wrote in message
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> Can you confirm me regarding that over a bridged VPN between two distant
> LAN :
> - Both LANs has the same IP range (i.e. 192.168.100.X/24)
> - An Ip can only be set up on one LAN : the IP 192.168.10.200 can only be
> on LAN A or B but on LAN A and B at the same time.
There is no "LAN A" and "LAN B",...it is just one network. That idea by
itself should answer the question.
> Quick question : Can I have a secondary Bridged VPN circuit up and running
> ?
Yes. But most people do not "bridge" the VPNs. It is too
inefficient,...the VPN which is already running over slow bandwith to begin
with, and then has the VPN encapsulation overhead on top of that,.. now has
to experience all the dozens of different types of wasteful broadcasts going
over the slow link too.
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Phillip Windell
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or anyone else associated with me, including my cats.
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